新氧与艾维岚“对线”内情：上下游的定价权之争

Core Viewpoint - New Oxygen (SY.O), known as the "first stock in internet medical beauty," is transitioning to offline institutions, having opened 23 self-operated medical beauty institutions across 9 cities in China within two years since May 2023 [1] Group 1: Business Expansion - In Q1 2025, New Oxygen's medical beauty chain business revenue reached 99 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of over 500% [1] - Management expects the revenue for this business in Q2 to be between 120 million and 140 million yuan [1] Group 2: Conflict with Suppliers - Tensions are rising between New Oxygen and upstream medical beauty material companies, particularly regarding the compliance issues of the "Aivilan" product used in New Oxygen's self-operated clinics [2] - The supplier, Changchun Shengboma Biological Materials Co., claims it does not guarantee the authenticity of the products sold by New Oxygen and has not trained their medical staff on the product [2][3] Group 3: Pricing Strategy - New Oxygen's pricing strategy involves selling a combination product called "Miracle Youth," which includes Aivilan and is priced at 5,999 yuan, significantly lower than the standard price of around 18,000 yuan for Aivilan alone [6][7] - This pricing strategy has raised concerns about whether the use of Aivilan for purposes beyond its approved indications constitutes off-label use [8] Group 4: Industry Dynamics - The conflict reflects broader issues in the medical beauty industry, where upstream manufacturers are losing pricing power amid fierce competition and price wars [10][11] - New Oxygen argues that its pricing strategy is a necessary correction to an unreasonable profit structure in the industry, aiming to make medical beauty services more accessible to a wider audience [13]